The content discusses the positive impact of exercise on pain relief in cancer patients, highlighting the findings of a study involving over 60,000 individuals, including 10,000 with a history of cancer. It emphasizes the benefits of physical activity in reducing pain levels, particularly for those with moderate to severe pain. The article delves into the mechanisms through which exercise may alleviate pain, such as raising pain thresholds, reducing inflammation, and improving mood. It also addresses the unique challenges of cancer-related pain and the importance of encouraging physical activity post-diagnosis to enhance overall well-being and pain management.
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by Courtney Sou... at www.medscape.com 02-21-2024
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